Posted on February 29 2020
An applicant can gain Australian citizenship in three ways:
Foreign nationals consider Australia a popular choice for citizenship. The country offers a better quality of life, numerous work opportunities, a growing economy, and good healthcare and educational facilities. Over 187,000 foreign nationals gained Australian citizenship in the financial year 2023-2024.
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Below are the general eligibility requirements to apply for Australian citizenship:
There are three ways to gain Australian citizenship such as
Australian Citizenship through residency
Applicants who have been staying in Australia for four continuous years, including 1 year as a permanent resident, can gain citizenship in Australia. An applicant should have been absent for more than 12 months of residence as a permanent resident in Australia.
Visas that help an applicant to stay continuously in the country for four years
Australian Citizenship by Birth
Foreign nationals whose parents are Australian citizens or permanent residents can gain citizenship in Australia automatically. Applicants who are born after 20th August 1986 can confirm their citizenship in three ways:
Australian Citizenship by Descents
Applicants can be eligible for Australian citizenship by descent if they were born outside Australia and one of both parents was an Australian citizen.
Citizen applications are usually processed between 19 and 25 months. Around 90% of the citizenship applications are processed within 12 months, and about 90% of approved applicants have the opportunity to attend a ceremony within 6 months of approval.
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